Skip to content
Back to blog list
Black Friday ve Cyber Monday: Gerçek mi, İllüzyon mu?
Tech World

Black Friday and Cyber Monday: Is it true, Illusion?

Automatically translated
Masqot Community
Masqot CommunityCreator
3 min read

Every year, next Friday from the Thanksgiving Day in the United States, a feast for shopping lovers. This day is known as “Black Friday” and then called “Cyber Monday”. So, do these two days really offer great discounts, or just one consumption trap?

Black Friday: Is the Doruk Point Of Shopping?

Black Friday is known as a day where retail stores offer the largest discounts of the year. However, the fact is that some stores upgrade prices before discount days, they actually return to normal prices on the discount day, or at the same price discount name offered in advance, the product is offered for sale at the same price. This situation encourages consumers to spend more, and in fact, it’s worth considering that there is no discounts.

Cyber Monday: Digital Shopping Cart

Cyber Monday, online shopping sites Great discounts are known as a day made, but these discounts are not always real. Stores can increase product prices before discounts and then mislead consumers by offering these prices as "based". Furthermore, discounts for non-stock products, misleading product descriptions and problems such as limited refund policies may also be aer trap for consumers. Secret fees and extra costs can also increase prices that appear attractive at the beginning.

There are some things that consumers can protect from such problems. It is important to make price comparison before and during Cyber Monday, shop from trusted stores, carefully read product descriptions and customer comments, check back and change policies and examine all costs in order summary, for more conscious and secure shopping experience.

Social and Political Effects

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are known as days when consumers focus on shopping, some claims are in the direction that these days are actually used to shade political and social events. In particular, some of these claims suggest that Israel was trying to be covered with these days. Although the accuracy of such claims is not precisely proven, the discount days distribute attention from serious problems across the world and change the focal point of the public an inevitable reality.

What All These Are The One Illusion?

In order to question the demands of large discounts such as Black Friday and Cyber Monday, we can deal with certain questions, in order to question the attention of society from important events worldwide. First, Is there any other important events in the days and weeks of discounts, in general, at the focus of the media and society, are there any issues that fall shaded with these discounts or thrown into the background? This can be an important indicator in terms of media coverage and social interest.

SecondlyWhen these discounts are planned and announced in advance, it is necessary to examine whether there is a price rise in products when approaching discount dates. If the prices of products are increased before the discount and presented as a "based" on the discount days, this situation can be assessed as a misleading marketing strategy of consumers.

When loaded, the content comes from YouTube servers; YouTube may place cookies on your device and receive information about your visit.

These questions, Beyond only consumption and shopping crazes of days such as Black Friday and Cyber Monday, can help us gain a deeper understanding of social and economic effects. It also reminds that such activities need to take into account the impact on real world events and potential manipulations on consumer behavior. This perspective allows both media and consumers to evaluate the real effects and results of such discounts days more carefully. Do not come to the game of marketers who know the opportunity to increase consumption from day to day!

You can withdraw your interest;

Every year, next Friday from the Thanksgiving Day in the United States, a feast for shopping lovers. This day is known as “Black Friday” and then called “Cyber Monday”. So, do these two days really offer great discounts, or just one consumption trap? Black Friday: Is the Doruk Point Of Shopping? Black Friday is known as a day where retail stores offer the largest discounts of the year. However, the fact is that some stores upgrade prices before discount days, they actually return to normal prices on the discount day, or at the same price discount name offered in advance, the product is offered for sale at the same price. This situation encourages consumers to spend more, and in fact, it’s worth considering that there is no discounts. Cyber Monday: Digital Shopping Cart Cyber Monday, online shopping sites Great discounts are known as a day made, but these discounts are not always real. Stores can increase product prices before discounts and then mislead consumers by offering these prices as "based". Furthermore, discounts for non-stock products, misleading product descriptions and problems such as limited refund policies may also be aer trap for consumers. Secret fees and extra costs can also increase prices that appear attractive at the beginning. There are some things that consumers can protect from such problems. It is important to make price comparison before and during Cyber Monday, shop from trusted stores, carefully read product descriptions and customer comments, check back and change policies and examine all costs in order summary, for more conscious and secure shopping experience. Social and Political Effects Black Friday and Cyber Monday are known as days when consumers focus on shopping, some claims are in the direction that these days are actually used to shade political and social events. In particular, some of these claims suggest that Israel was trying to be covered with these days. Although the accuracy of such claims is not precisely proven, the discount days distribute attention from serious problems across the world and change the focal point of the public an inevitable reality. What All These Are The One Illusion? In order to question the demands of large discounts such as Black Friday and Cyber Monday, we can deal with certain questions, in order to question the attention of society from important events worldwide. First, Is there any other important events in the days and weeks of discounts, in general, at the focus of the media and society, are there any issues that fall shaded with these discounts or thrown into the background? This can be an important indicator in terms of media coverage and social interest. Secondly When these discounts are planned and announced in advance, it is necessary to examine whether there is a price rise in products when approaching discount dates. If the prices of products are increased before the discount and presented as a "based" on the discount days, this situation can be assessed as a misleading marketing strategy of consumers. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/VmgCf9I7RfE These questions, Beyond only consumption and shopping crazes of days such as Black Friday and Cyber Monday, can help us gain a deeper understanding of social and economic effects. It also reminds that such activities need to take into account the impact on real world events and potential manipulations on consumer behavior. This perspective allows both media and consumers to evaluate the real effects and results of such discounts days more carefully. Do not come to the game of marketers who know the opportunity to increase consumption from day to day! You can withdraw your interest; Famous Game Company aims to Use Artificial Intelligence in Games too! 10 Free courses for Mastering Artificial Intelligence from Google Artificial Intelligence Opens In E-Commerce! Amazon is also Joint to this Exciting Race!

Masqot Community
Masqot CommunityCreator
@masqot

Comments (0)

Log in to comment.

Log in
No comments yet. Be the first to comment!